If you are able to set filter rules, first make a note of the usernames and domain names, for example:
Username@domainname.com
If you see that the same name and domain are feeding junk, block the full sender address (as above), but if you are seeing different usernames but a common domain address, set the rule such that anything from the same domain gets filtered out. If you get emails from friends that use the same domain (@outlook.com for example), set up a separate rule that allows your friend to go straight to your inbox, and others go to junk. A further example of what I mean...
Jennysmith@outlook.com (your friend), goes to your inbox.
Lotsofjunkandspam@outlook.com as the name suggests, goes straight to your junk mail folder.
Even better - if your email provider is able to block junk before it hits your email folders, then use that instead. The rule would be something like:
If message contains (@spamalot.com), then do not deliver.
If message contains (jennysmith@outlook.com), then deliver to INBOX.
If message contains (something you might be interested in, such as fashion, cosmetics, hobbies, etc), then deliver to JUNK folder.
I hope you understand this post. If unclear, just ask. 😊
